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In practice, architecture is embodied and recoverable from code, and many languages provide architecturelevel views of the system. A Survey of Architecture Description Languages by Paul C. Clements
Context People Security groups/roles in configuration files, etc. Software Systems Integration points, APIs, known libraries, credentials for inbound consumers, etc. Containers IDE projects/modules, build output (code and infrastructure), etc. Components Extractable from the code if an architecturally-evident coding style has been adopted.
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Software Architecture for Developer
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Jersey
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I help software teams understand so
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A developer-friendly guide to softw
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What is software architecture?
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Designing software
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Documenting software
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What is software architecture?
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What is “architecture”?
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As a verb... Vision The process of
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Enterprise Architecture Structure a
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What is design? All architecture is
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Web Application Significant Another
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Is software architecture important?
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No defined structure, inconsistent
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Shared vision of WTF?!
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What is software architecture? Arch
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Seeing the big picture
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Software architect as team leader P
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Project Manager, Software Architect
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The software architecture role is d
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Surely we must be able That’s ***
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Abstract Specific Sometimes you nee
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Software architecture is a post-tec
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Learn how to step back and see the
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The low-level details are important
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Is that how we are going to build i
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Should software architects write co
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Software architects must be master
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Software architecture is about tech
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Leadership Communication Influencin
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Talking with Tech Leads From Novice
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Be proactive and lead by example
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Architectural Drivers Understanding
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Software architecture introduces co
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1. Agree on some things 2. Put some
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Sits in an ivory tower Architect Fo
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Most importantly, rockstar engineer
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Implementing the role
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Generalising Specialist Generalisin
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Generalising Specialist Generalist
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How can I write code when I have se
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Every software development team nee
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The role Responsibility 1 Responsib
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The software architecture role It
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Requirements
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How many elephants did you see at t
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Quality Attributes Performance Scal
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Understand how to refine them What
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Understand how to challenge them Ar
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Learn about and understand the (oft
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Software lives in the real world, a
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Scope Small scope = low cost and sh
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People & skills (e.g. team size, le
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Beware that constraints can drive t
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Understand what the constraints are
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Principles are the things you want
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Architectural layering, no business
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Designing software
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How do you design software? (techni
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Questions Will we receive all of th
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Don’t blindly focus on the code;
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Communicating design
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What’s been challenging about the
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Review the diagrams 3 things we lik
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9 out of 10 people don’t use UML
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In my experience, software teams ar
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Moving fast requires good communica
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Are these effective sketches?
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Boxes & No Lines
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Stormtroopers
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Generically True
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Deployment vs Execution Context
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Homeless Old C# Object (HOCO)
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Should have used a whiteboard
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Effective sketches
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Collaborative design (e.g. pair arc
Page 159 and 160: Titles Short and meaningful, number
Page 161 and 162: The C4 model
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Page 167 and 168: System Context The system plus user
Page 169 and 170: C4++ Enterprise context User interf
Page 171 and 172: Diagrams are maps that help a team
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Page 183 and 184: Does your code reflect the abstract
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Page 189 and 190: https://github.com/techtribesje/tec
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Page 201 and 202: Diagramming tools see packages and
Page 203 and 204: Spring PetClinic https://github.com
Page 205 and 206: What are the architecturally signif
Page 207 and 208: A component diagram, based upon the
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Page 220 and 221: Structurizr Simple, versionable, up
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Page 224 and 225: A model as code provides opportunit
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Page 228 and 229: The C4 sketches are a great way to
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Page 236 and 237: Communicating design Agree upon a c
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Page 246 and 247: Context What is this all about? Fun
Page 248 and 249: Software Architecture Document Maps
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Page 252 and 253: Functional Overview Functional Over
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Infrastructure Architecture
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Operation and Support
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How much of the document is up to d
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Product vs project
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Documenting software The code doesn
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Software architecture in the softwa
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The software architecture role shou
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The “Waterfall” Model Requireme
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Agile (e.g. Scrum) Skills Sprint 1
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Agile is about moving fast, embraci
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What does “agility” mean?
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Agility is relative and time-based
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A good architecture enables agility
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Agility is a quality attribute
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Think about how to align the softwa
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Firm foundations
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“just enough”
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Analysis or coding?
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New project checklist Complex non-f
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Web tier Middle tier Database tier
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An example timeline from “Beyond
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Probability Low (1) Medium (2) High
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Like estimates, risks are subjectiv
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Risk-storming A collaborative and v
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What are the risks of your solution
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Does your architecture work? (write
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1. Current Situation abuse and frau
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The software architecture role and
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The process of software architectin
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Sketches for early and quick up fro
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A quick summary...
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Abstract Specific Sometimes you nee
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Software System iner ion server, st
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The C4 sketches are a great way to
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The code doesn’t tell the whole s
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Documentation should describe what
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Just enough up front design to crea
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There’s a common misconception th
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Software architecture needs to be m
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Define the software architecture ro
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Talk about software architecture in
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I know we need architecture, but ho
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Present the facts, risks and soluti
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